Laundry

[Strike For The South]

+1, mum

[Louis VI the Fat]

Incompetent fools. What you do is shower with your clothes on.

[Beirut]

We've got a matched set of full-size front loading Kenmore washer/dryer. The dryer sits nicely on top of the washer.

Wasn't cheap, about $2K for the set, but worth it. Just paid them off about six-months ago. They've earned their keep.

Best aphrodisiac to give a woman isn't booze or diamonds - it's a front loading washer/dryer.

[Hosakawa Tito]

I like doing the laundry, because most of the work is done by the machines and you still get to say you help in the household by doing the laundry

I'd feel more smug about that when they invent a dryer that folds the dang things too.

When you live in a run down college house with an old wisher/dryer, which doesn't always wash/dry your clothes correctly, located in a filthy basement, no the former doesn't often outweigh the latter.

Edit: I should probably add, so the org doesn't think I stink, that I still wash my clothes.

Hehehe, in my college years we used to do our laundry during Happy Hour at the tavern conveniently/strategically situated next door to the laundry-mat. Two pitchers of draft and some billiards usually got us through the wash cycle. Then a quick dash to throw them into the dryer, back to the tavern for a few more...laundry was fun back then.

[Fragony]

+1, mum

Word bro, common folks we are independant MEN we sweat testosteron. Mommy also cooks and has cool cats

[Husar]

Word bro, common folks we are independant MEN we sweat testosteron. Mommy also cooks and has cool cats

That's weird, the step that made me most independent was getting my own washing machine, it meant I wasn't forced to go to my parents every other weekend and take a big coffer with me anymore.
Not that I don't want to visit them anymore but I can now choose when and for how long and react more flexible to other things that may require my attention on a weekend.